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include ../../../make-rules/shared-macros.mk

PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/gnu/bin:/usr/sbin

COMPONENT_NAME=		mercurial
COMPONENT_VERSION=	3.7.3
COMPONENT_PROJECT_URL=	http://mercurial.selenic.com/
COMPONENT_SRC=		$(COMPONENT_NAME)-$(COMPONENT_VERSION)
COMPONENT_ARCHIVE=	$(COMPONENT_SRC).tar.gz
COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH=	\
    sha256:c099c42d74e2d520b61dd372cd996b0fa7605c06617834fd7b13c79b9a9a5b30
COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_URL=	http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/release/$(COMPONENT_ARCHIVE)
COMPONENT_BUGDB=	utility/hg

# Mercurial does not yet support Python 3.
PYTHON_VERSIONS = 2.7 2.6

include $(WS_MAKE_RULES)/prep.mk
include $(WS_MAKE_RULES)/setup.py.mk
include $(WS_MAKE_RULES)/ips.mk

COMPONENT_POST_INSTALL_ACTION = \
	(cd $(PROTO_DIR)/usr/bin ; $(MV) -f hg hg-$(PYTHON_VERSION))

PKG_PROTO_DIRS +=	$(COMPONENT_SRC)/contrib
PKG_PROTO_DIRS +=	$(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc

# Use bash in sh mode for the tests; using /bin/sh on Solaris hasn't always
# worked, and using /bin/bash doesn't always work, either.  Also skip the
# tests which try to check all the code in the userland gate.  And finally,
# test the bits from the proto area, rather than rebuilding.  Given the way the
# test suite works, the hg executable must be named "hg".
TEST_BLACKLIST = \
	test-check-code.t \
	test-check-config.t \
	test-hghave.t \
	test-module-imports.t \
	test-run-tests.t
COMPONENT_PRE_TEST_ACTION = \
	(cd $(BUILD_DIR); rm -f sh; ln -s /bin/bash sh; \
	printf "%s\n" $(TEST_BLACKLIST) > blacklist); \
	(cd $(PROTOUSRBINDIR); rm -f hg; ln -s hg-$(PYTHON_VERSION) hg)

COMPONENT_TEST_DIR =	$(COMPONENT_SRC)/tests
COMPONENT_TEST_ENV =	PYTHONPATH=$(PROTO_DIR)/$(PYTHON_LIB)
COMPONENT_TEST_ENV +=	TERM=dumb
COMPONENT_TEST_ENV +=	HGTEST_JOBS=$(or $(HGTEST_JOBS),1)
COMPONENT_TEST_ENV +=	PATH=/usr/gnu/bin:/usr/bin
COMPONENT_TEST_ARGS =	./run-tests.py \
			--shell $(BUILD_DIR)/sh \
			--with-hg $(PROTOUSRBINDIR)/hg \
			--blacklist $(BUILD_DIR)/blacklist

ASLR_MODE = $(ASLR_NOT_APPLICABLE)

# Assuming you have docutils installed, update the manpages patch for a new
# mercurial version based on the patches applied to the source and to the
# manpage generator.  This works either against source that's already been
# patched with the older manpages.patch or against a fresh tarball.  Eventually
# we'll have docutils in the CBE and we'll be able to regenerate the manpages
# as part of the build, rather than patching them.
#
# Only build this target if it doesn't already exist, since this recipe is just
# for the component maintainer's benefit.
patches/manpages.patch: $(SOURCE_DIR)/.unpacked \
    $(SOURCE_DIR)/.patched-rst.patch $(SOURCE_DIR)/.patched-hgmanpage.patch
	if [[ -f $@ ]]; then exit 0; fi; \
	if [[ -f $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc/hg.1.~1~ ]]; then \
		cd $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc; gmake man || true; cd ../..; \
		for f in hg.1 hgignore.5 hgrc.5; do \
			diff -u $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc/$$f.~1~ $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc/$$f; \
		done > $@; \
	else \
		for f in hg.1 hgignore.5 hgrc.5; do \
			cp -p $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc/$$f $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc/$$f.orig; \
		done; \
		cd $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc; gmake man || true; cd ../..; \
		for f in hg.1 hgignore.5 hgrc.5; do \
			diff -u $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc/$$f.orig $(COMPONENT_SRC)/doc/$$f; \
		done > $@; \
	fi || true

# common targets
build:		$(BUILD_32)

install:	$(INSTALL_32)

test:		install $(TEST_32)
